takes Kirk to his new home. Stoic and resigned during the process, Robbie finally breaks down when he is alone and sees the tree outside the homestead where his father had carved the names of all of the children into the bark. Finally, Jimmy and Robbie say an unsaid good-bye to each other and their home. Baby Jane is the last to be handed over — Robbie stands at the door of a house and asks the woman who answers "Please, ma'am, I was wondering if you'd care to have my sister." Then he bravely goes off alone to work at the logging camp. Cast Glynis Johns as Mamie Cameron Mitchell as Robert Rex Thompson as Robbie Patty McCormack as Annabelle Ernest Truex as Doctor Delbert Hope Emerson as Mrs. Pugmeister Alan Hale, Jr. as Tom Cullen (billed as Alan Hale) Sylvia Field as Lelia Delbert Royal Dano as Howard Tyler Reta Shaw as Mrs. Runyon Stephen Wootton as Jimmy Butch Bernard as Kirk Yolanda White as Elizabeth Rita Johnson as Katie Tyler Ellen Corby as Mrs. Raiden Rosalyn Boulter as Mrs. Stephens Francis De Sales as Mr. Stephens Jon Provost as Robbie Eunson - age 6 Production Screenplay The film is based on an article "The Day They Gave Babies Away," by Dale Eunson and his wife Katherine Albert, which first appeared in the December 1946 issue of Cosmopolitan. The article is about a true-life story in Wisconsin. Dale Eunson is the son of the story's protagonist, Robert Eunson. A year later, the story was published as a book of the same title. A TV version The Day They Gave Babies Away, starring Brandon deWilde, aired on the CBS anthology show Climax! on December 22, 1955. Eunson and his wife Katherine also wrote the screenplay for All Mine to Give. Filming Although the film is set in Eureka, Wisconsin, exteriors were filmed in Big Bear, California, Idyllwild, California and Mount Hood, Oregon. Eureka, Wisconsin is a city in Winnebago County, Wisconsin. It is not situated in Polk County. It sets approximately 8 miles NE of Berlin Wisconsin, of which a reference is made by Robbie in the film "All Mine To Give". See also List of American films of 1957 References External links 1957 films 1950s Christmas drama films 1950s Christmas films American Christmas drama films American films based on plays Films about families Films about orphans Films based